Boiling Beast Bloodline
Chapter 634 - 134 Coral Beauty and Malong Crystal_3

Chapter 634: Chapter 134 Coral Beauty and Malong Crystal_3

"Mailman Crystal? I’ve never heard of such a crystal. Our Bimon Kingdom has scarce mineral resources. Daisy, stop beating around the bush and just tell us what this thing is good for." Lord Remel refuses to believe that such an exciting crystal that the Fairy Dragon was so excited about could be useless.

"The Mailman Crystal is also known as a Teleportation Crystal among human mages. When setting up a large teleportation array, this crystal, used as the basic material for magic construction, can double the load capacity of the entire magic array." Daisy explained excitedly.

"A Teleportation Array?" Both the Scepter Shamans stood up excitedly.

"This thing is amazing!" Lord Remel laughed heartily, clutching the Mailman Crystal in his hand and chortling unceasingly.

"But the magic teleportation array is bi-directional. Without a fixed magic teleportation array as a coordinate in Faelin, even if we build a teleportation array here, it’s useless for now." Lord Deshang looked downcast: "That is to say, we can’t rely on this toy yet. With war imminent, we can’t afford to make a return trip."

"Nana and I will go back at once!" Daisy was about to turn around and leave in a hurry when she noticed that Ruona was smiling at her from the blocked door.

"Don’t go back. Why would we need you to worry about this? The wind tunnel teleportation array in Faelin was secretly prepared by Nana and me long before we came to the human kingdom." Richard sat in his chair, eyes squinted, and chuckled maliciously: "I planned to bring the Tauren and Harpies back from Underground Continent. Did you think I intended to go through human territory? Even if there were only two thousand people, it would lead to international disputes!"

"You, Richard! You’ve been keeping this from me all along! And here I was worrying about how you’d bring people up from Underground Continent’s powerful winds!" Daisy stamped her foot in anger and frustration, sounding like she was throwing a tantrum.

"I didn’t just keep it from you. Only I, Nana, and Naga knew about this. The news was classified, military secrets are military secrets, if one less person can know, then one less person should know. Even without the Mailman Crystals sent by the Koutao Merfolk, the magic materials I extorted from Dorott would be enough to set up another wind tunnel teleportation magic array. I didn’t tell any of you about this either." Richard smacked his lips: "It would be stupid not to utilize these abundant mages and Fairy Dragon if I have them."

As Daisy looked at the now serious Richard, she felt that she had never truly understood him, which left her feeling a bit depressed.

"Now, I order!" Richard stood up, all the militia members straightened up immediately.

"Nana, set the magic array as fast as possible, right here inside. Gude, put two sentries on duty." Richard commanded imposingly: "The rest of you, gather all the children and the elderly together, as soon as the teleportation array is ready, we move them to Faelin first. As for the initial combat preparations, I think I don’t have to say anything more."

"No problem!" Several militia leaders nodded in agreement.

"Lord Richard, since we have the teleportation magic array, can’t we kill all the fallow elves here and leave with the tauren?" Lord Deshang looked somewhat pleased.

"Dream on." Richard said.

"Why?"

"Just with us, we might be able to defend ourselves, but wanting to eliminate hundreds of thousands of underground elves and their army is simply outrageous. Even if all the armies of the Bimon Kingdom marched in, this task couldn’t be accomplished. Let’s not talk about the quality of the two fallen elves, but simply look at the Underground Continent. Its territory spans tens of thousands of square kilometers, not to mention the ubiquitous well staircases. Just think, each of those well staircases might lead to a small world of a hundred or two hundred acres, and the environment is pitch black. What can we use to fight them? And even if we could, how many years would this battle take?" Richard posed the question.

"This... ..." The two Scepter Shamans were momentarily speechless. They understood this logic, but they felt indignant at the sight of the robust Antelope warriors struggling to survive in the Underground Continent. Seven thousand Antelope Men could at least form two full battalion-sized armies. Wouldn’t this be a massive boost to the strength of the Bimon Kingdom?

"Six hundred thousand Eagle-Bull people, all airborne. How many long range attackers do our Faelin militia, Tauren, and Giants possess? You’ve seen the bad terrain here, haven’t you?" Richard said with a bitter smile: "The Tauren are keen on repaying their debts, but with such a vast territory, how much can they really defend? We retreat step by step every year, and it’s thankless work. We can buy off the Koutao Merfolk this year, and next year we can go buy someone else. The constant harassment will drive you mad! The real way to undermine the enemy is not through warfare but peace!"

"To bow and scrape before our enemies, a bunch of despicable bandit robbers?" The elder Tauren’s eyes widened in disbelief.

"I’d love to charge tonight and eliminate all of them by tomorrow morning, but it’s not practical...we’re retreating by leaps and bounds today just so we can move forward by leaps and bounds tomorrow!" Richard earnestly explained to the Elder: "The fallen elves even know to trade allegiance with Hell Black Dragon and the Evil-eye Tyrant, we can show weakness appropriately too! This is a strategy, not cowardice!"